Kansas Logistics Park ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Newton, Kansas Tracking For Success

Vancouver Kansas Logistics Park in Newton, Kansas has two sites that have ! been designated as BNSF Certified Sites. BNSF certification ensures a site is ready for rapid acquisition and! development Winnipeg through a comprehensive evaluation of existing and projected ! Seattle ! ! infrastructure, environmental and geotechnical standards, utility Havre ! Spokane evaluation and site availability.Minot ! Fargo Portland ! ! SELECTING A CERTIFIED SITE CAN: Superior • Reduce development! time Minneapolis • Increase speedBillings to market !! St. Paul • Reduce upfront development! risk of rail-served industrial sites Gillette ! Sioux Falls Chicago ! PROPERTY DETAILS ! Alliance Galesburg Kansas Logistics Park (KLP), located in ! ! Salt Lake City Newton Kansas, consists of two 42-acre ! Lincoln parcels located on the southeast side Stockton ! ! of! the city. These two sites are part of a Denver Topeka Oakland ! ! ! St. Louis 400 acre industrial development located Kansas City just off Interstate 135 and State Highway NEWTON, KS Spring eld 50 with access to BNSF Railway via the ! Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad. The park takes advantage of both rail and major interstates and offers ample areas for Memphis ! ! ! Atlanta Losenclosed Angeles ! warehousing! or outside storage. !Albuquerque ! Oklahoma City ! ! San Bernardino Winslow Birmingham Long Beach Belen ! Amarillo ! KLP is centrally located which makes it ! anSan ideal Diego location! from whichPhoenix to serve manufacturing and transportation Fort Worth ! industries. ! El Paso CONTACT INFORMATION BNSF Regional Manager New Orleans Site Details: ! John Rider ! • Two 42-acre sites 913.551.4148 Houston [email protected] • Direct access to Interstate 135 and State Highway 50 BNSF Harvey County Economic Development • Centrally located in the state of Kansas, asUP well/SP T rackage Righ316.283.6033ts as the United States Haulage Agreement Handling Carrier

For more information on BNSF’s Certified Sites Program, please visit www.bnsf.com/rail-development or call 817.593.1092 Legend Map 79A KANSAS LOGISTICS PARK Parcel Boundaries City of Newton September 14, 2015 0 1,000 2,000 4,000 Feet Harvey County, Kansas City of Newton Engineering 2010 Aerial Photography

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R I T T E E T L V V S A I A Land Area A Two 42-acre sites N R I S S

T Newton is part of the Wichita Metropolitan A A A S M S S U D N N D

Physical Address SE 12th St. &N Hillside Rd. A A Statistical Area (MSA). The MSA has an I L K K O Newton, KS (Harvey Co.) estimated population of 641,076.

27 27 26 29 28 General Industrial Zoning 34 SE 24TH 34 35 32 33 Owner City of Newton

D POPULATION D D D D R R R R Price 13$8,0005 per acre (long-term lease) R R E E R R E Newton, KS 19,144 D D E E I I C S S V V N I I L L 5 mile radius 21,911 E L L L L I I P O O H H UTILITIES S 10 mile radius 29,612 15 mile radius 47,127 Electric Westar Energy & Butler County 34 35 33 34 32 33 4 SE 36TH 3 5 Rural Electric Cooperative 20 mile radius 76,423 Gas Kansas Gas Service Water City of Newton WORKFORCE

Wastewater City of Newton Newton attracts commuters from the Telecommunications Cox Communications and AT&T Wichita Metropolitan Statistical Area.

Total Wage & Salary 290,100 Employment Annual Mean Wage $41,800

BNSF PREMIER PARKS, SITES AND TRANSLOAD PROGRAM BNSF Certified Sites are a part of the Premier Parks, Sites and Transload program which is a strategic approach to addressing the increasing demand for customer site locations by developing various types of facilities across the BNSF network. BNSF Certified Sites have been reviewed by an industry expert in order to ensure accurate, reliable data. Our goal is to provide an inventory of rail-served sites that are available for immediate development.*

* In order to ensure a safe, efficient and economical switch operation, BNSF will want to review and approve the engineering plans to serve each tenant facility.

For more information on BNSF’s Certified Sites Program, please visit www.bnsf.com/rail-development or call 817.593.1092